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Clintons Refuse Epstein Testimony, Dare Congress to Hold Them in Contempt DigitalMediaUSA.com

Clintons Refuse Epstein Testimony, Dare Congress to Hold Them in Contempt

Watertown Post January 13, 2026

By Watertown Post Staff WASHINGTON — Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton...

Greenland Is the Next Alaska — and Fort Drum Is Right in the Middle of It The North Country’s Golden Age

Greenland Is the Next Alaska — and Fort Drum Is Right in the Middle of It

Watertown Post January 11, 2026

Watertown Post — Opinion & Analysis By Hans Wilder Every few generations, America faces a choice:Sit still...

The Radical Honesty Doctrine: Trump Says the Quiet Part Loud, Venezuela Edition We went in there for the oil.”

The Radical Honesty Doctrine: Trump Says the Quiet Part Loud, Venezuela Edition

Watertown Post January 7, 2026

By The Watertown PostRefreshingly Unsubtle Foreign Policy In an era when politicians communicate exclusively in fog, mist,...

🌟 A Fresh Start for Watertown: New City Council Ready to Roll Up Their Sleeves Mayor fix it

🌟 A Fresh Start for Watertown: New City Council Ready to Roll Up Their Sleeves

Watertown Post January 5, 2026

Watertown, NY — The dawn of 2026 brings a refreshed and energized City Council to the heart...

A Crowded Field and a Louder Race: New York’s 2025 Governor Contest Takes Shape In a state where political messaging often reaches saturation long before Election Day, voters may once again face the annual challenge of distinguishing genuine policy proposals from performance.

In a state where political messaging often reaches saturation long before Election Day, voters may once again face the annual challenge of distinguishing genuine policy proposals from performance.

A Crowded Field and a Louder Race: New York’s 2025 Governor Contest Takes Shape

Watertown Post December 10, 2025

New York’s 2025 gubernatorial race has entered its next phase with all the subtlety of a Black...

NYC’s Political Earthquake And The Coming North Country Shift: Why Watertown Is About To Feel The Pressure The unintended baggage of the NYC labor ecosystem Many downstate industries rely heavily on undocumented labor. Landscaping crews. restaurants. Construction teams. Delivery circuits. Car washes. Food prep. You name it. Those networks migrate with the employers — paperwork or not.

The unintended baggage of the NYC labor ecosystem Many downstate industries rely heavily on undocumented labor. Landscaping crews. restaurants. Construction teams. Delivery circuits. Car washes. Food prep. You name it. Those networks migrate with the employers — paperwork or not.

NYC’s Political Earthquake And The Coming North Country Shift: Why Watertown Is About To Feel The Pressure

Watertown Post November 10, 2025

–Watertown NY By Hans Wilder New York City just elected Zohran Mamdani, a self-described left-wing ideologue whose...

Why a $2,000 Tariff Dividend Would Not Cause Inflation

Watertown Post November 10, 2025

-Watertown NY By Hans Wilder There’s a growing debate in Washington over whether Americans could receive a...

IN WITH THE NEW, OUT WITH THE OLD — AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR WATERTOWN If significant numbers of new‐Yorkers begin relocating here, Watertown could see a surge in demand for housing — which could drive up rents and home prices, squeeze infrastructure, and alter the demographic, economic, and social fabric. For long-time Watertown residents, that means the new council must act proactively: ensuring that the benefits of influx are shared, and the burdens are managed.